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The big NES games were so unbelievably profitable...Kinda crazy that NES games were 45-60 bucks.
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The big NES games were so unbelievably profitable...Kinda crazy that NES games were 45-60 bucks.
Man, now I want to watch The Wizard. Shit was awful, but it’s a nostalgia hit anytime I see SMB3
SNES had some wicked expensive games. Street Fighter II Turbo, Super Street Fighter II, and Final Fantasy VI (III) I recall topping $70The most I remember paying for any cartridge game was 90 bucks for Phantasy Star II. Also, a decade later, paying 100+ for the special edition Madden that had EVERY team like eveeeer.
the list and voting system is baffling if you go down it.Crazy to see Grim Fandango on that list. I always thought it was a success. But maybe it was during the end of point and click adventure games and only the die hard fans bought it. I loved it but I have a soft spot for adventure games.
7million sold in 83. "flop". whoever is doing this is retarded."Pac-Man first came to fruition in 1972 as an arcade game. However, in 1983, the video game industry hit an all-time low. In an effort to increase sales, Atari decided to purchase the exclusive rights to the yellow man from Namco, and released a poorer quality version of Pac-Man for the Atari 2600 console. Initial sales were a success, but Atari ambitiously produced 12 million copies, nearly half of which were never sold.
Oddly enough, this sub-par port of the arcade cabinet original holds the title of "best selling game" for the Atari 2600, with over 7 million units sold.
he Atari 2600 version of the game sold over 8 million copies,Pac-Man - Wikipedia making it the console's best-selling title.
Oddly enough, despite the high critical acclaim, the game didn't sell more than 500,000 copies even several years after its release.
According to Tim Schafer, the game(grm fandango) achieved sales of approximately 500,000 units by 2012,[131] around 50% fewer than Full Throttle had achieved.
SMB3 is definitely an amazing game, a stunning achievement for an 8-bit cartridge.
Financially it wasn't a flop because there was no internet to instantly spread the word about the game being an absolute piece of shit compared to the arcade version. It did do irreparable damage to the Atari brand name and was a big part of why ET turned out to be such a disaster.#13. atari 2600 pacman.
Was secret of mana/ff6 also expensive?SNES had some wicked expensive games. Street Fighter II Turbo, Super Street Fighter II, and Final Fantasy VI (III) I recall topping $70
Man, now I want to watch The Wizard. Shit was awful, but it’s a nostalgia hit anytime I see SMB3
I actually never owned secret of mana. FF6 was definitely over 70. I might still have my receipt.Was secret of mana/ff6 also expensive?
Im trying to remember the reason. Something about localization? Or something like that. Just know we paid out of the ass for Phantasy Star 2 because of some weird circumstance. My mom blew a fucking fuse when she found out how much I spent on that game even though I earned that money myself.The most I remember paying for any cartridge game was 90 bucks for Phantasy Star II. Also, a decade later, paying 100+ for the special edition Madden that had EVERY team like eveeeer.
Hell yeah dude! One of my favsThe most I remember paying for any cartridge game was 90 bucks for Phantasy Star II. Also, a decade later, paying 100+ for the special edition Madden that had EVERY team like eveeeer.
It was fairly expensive iirc. CT and FF 3 were more though if i remember right.Was secret of mana/ff6 also expensive?
Bah. Didn’t have it. Did find receipt for super Metroid though. 1994 was date.I actually never owned secret of mana. FF6 was definitely over 70. I might still have my receipt.
I actually never owned secret of mana. FF6 was definitely over 70. I might still have my receipt.
Yeah. That’s also Walmart Layaway. I would have been 14 or 15 then. We were poor. I never had a summer job because I worked on my grandfathers farm. I wasn’t paid because he said he fed me and was paying my college. My only random sources of incomes were odd days off to do work elsewhere for people in the church and I got $1 per A on my report card.Bah. Didn’t have it. Did find receipt for super Metroid though. 1994 was date.
I still have the box, map and instruction manual with FF3/6
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I dunno. I didn’t buy a psx until it was dirt cheap. I had an N64. Blind loyalty and Zelda.I got illusions of Gia because it was a 49$ game vs SoM that was 69 @ ye ol paper slip toys r us.
We never got FF4 or 6 (2/3) bc they were I believe at times 80 … my bro always borrowed them from his friends at school
Wasn’t even ff7 an expensive psx game?